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  • FCC should clear Limbaugh from airwaves

    03/10/2012 5:09:44 PM PST · by Lattero · 154 replies
    CNN ^ | 03/10/2012 | Jane Fonda, Robin Morgan and Gloria Steinem
    [...] These are just a few samples from the arsenal of degrading language Limbaugh deploys on women, people of color, lesbians and gays, immigrants, the disabled, the elderly, Muslims, Jews, veterans, environmentalists and so forth. Limbaugh doesn't just call people names. He promotes language that deliberately dehumanizes his targets. Like the sophisticated propagandist Josef Goebbels, he creates rhetorical frames -- and the bigger the lie the more effective -- inciting listeners to view people they disagree with as sub-humans. His longtime favorite term for women, "femi-nazi," doesn't even raise eyebrows anymore, an example of how rhetoric spreads when unchallenged by...
  • Chris Matthews’ “Rise of The New Right”: Delusional Neo-Communist Propaganda

    Last night, MSNBC aired a Chris Matthews special, labeled a documentary, called The Rise of the New Right. I decided to take a quick break from my radical right wing extremist acts like bitterly clinging to my guns and my Bible, whilst fiendishly drawing devil horns on Obama photos, to watch it. I know. Apparently, I’m a glutton for punishment. However, while absolutely infuriating, it was simultaneously hilarious and almost took my mind off the distressing shortage of windmills in this country. Almost immediately, two things became rather apparent. Firstly, MSNBC’s NewSpeak definition of “documentary” is evidently “blatant fallacies and...
  • Thought Police Hate-Crime Laws Are Misguided

    05/06/2007 8:56:38 AM PDT · by TheBethsterNH · 20 replies · 824+ views
    The Valley News ^ | 05/0507 | Op-Ed Valley News
    Published 5/5/07 Thought Police Hate-Crime Laws Are Misguided *** Six years into his presidency, George Bush has finally threatened to veto something that truly deserves to be extinguished. Unlike anti-torture legislation, funding of stem cell research and a timeline for disengaging from Iraq -- all of which Bush has vetoed or threatened to -- a proposal to expand the reach of federal hate crime law merits his opposition. The measure passed the House Thursday and would extend federal hate-crime protection to those physically attacked because of their gender, sexual orientation or gender identity, an expansion of the list of protected...